As an afterthought, he mentioned that the society accepts donations.
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There's also no fee to enter, though the sanctuary accepts donations.
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HIAS accepts donations and offers volunteer and legal pro-bono opportunities.
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The Wrecking Club also accepts donations – but that doesn't happen very often.
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UNICEF UNICEF accepts donations and provides training manuals on the subject of human trafficking.
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The Firefighters Charitable Foundation accepts donations to support volunteer fire stations and helps wildfire victims.
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The campaign endorses candidates who align with their mission statement and accepts donations year-round.
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The site accepts donations, but Good isn't paid to do the work that she does.
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The Anger Room accepts donations for its rooms from residents and businesses in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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The fund, which accepts donations for victims with a minimum of $20, is through the Greater Houston Community Foundation.
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United Way accepts donations via web and by texting CARRFIRE to 91999, which will reply with options for giving.
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World Hope International World Hope International accepts donations and provides many ideas as to how you can get involved.
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Dozes says that the site currently stores over 20 terabytes of data and accepts donations that go toward server upkeep.
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The Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) now accepts donations in multiple cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, bitcoin cash, ether, litecoin, and zcash.
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The NRA has also acknowledged that it accepts donations from foreign donors and entities, which it is legally allowed to do.
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One group, the Note 7 Rebels, has about 4,000 members, and accepts donations to do upkeep of a bespoke $1,100 software solution.
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She mostly accepts donations in cash and in person — in order to avoid undercover police officers who sometimes pose as enthusiastic supporters.
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For those who can't make it down to the Tree in person, the Australian Red Cross also accepts donations through its website.
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It is the minimum amount of bitcoin needed to make a transaction; there's no fee going to Eternitywall (the site accepts donations, however).
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And last spring, he developed a website that accepts donations and connects people looking to hire for odd jobs with homeless city dwellers willing to work.
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Not For Sale Not For Sale, based in California, accepts donations and has many suggestions as to how you can help, including ideas for students, artists, etc.
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The Patriot Legal Expense Fund Trust, LLC accepts donations and distributes funds to those associated with the ongoing probes being conducted by the Department of Justice and congressional panels.
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Currumbin Wildlife Hospital also accepts donations via its website and purchases of wish list items, and is currently holding a silent auction with international postage available at the donor's expense.
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Denver International Airport collects money for a program to help homeless people, and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport accepts donations to support a United Service Organizations' program for members of the military and their families.
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It clamped down on the independent media and dissenting voices ahead of an election this year, and accepts donations from big businesses it no longer has to disclose, thanks to a law it successfully changed.
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Called the Patriot Legal Expense Fund Trust, LLC, the organization is a blanket account that accepts donations — and doles out funds — to help defray the legal costs associated with the Russia probes in the Justice Department and in Congress.
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The odd quest has essentially become Voigt's day job—he accepts donations through his website—and the 51-year-old has described receiving exclusive access to police evidence vaults and maintaining a network of confidential sources in the law enforcement community.
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Ms. Graper, whose group accepts donations from Valeant and Teva, confirmed that Valeant's patient assistance program has improved since members of her group testified before the Senate about how the company's price increases led them to stop taking their drugs.
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Titled Jimmy's Thrift of New Davonhaime, the space is filled books, paintings, postcards, and records, both found and made by the artist Azikiwe Mohammed; together, they act as a memory bank for the experiences of black and brown people in the US. (The made-up location, New Davonhaime, is a mash-up of the names of the most densely populated black cities in the US.) Each day, Mohammed performs as the store's owner, accepts donations to its collection of Black Community Family photo albums, and encourages visitors to exchange music using flash drives.
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YRITWC receives its funding from both government agencies and private initiatives it also accepts donations from members of the public.
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Skoff also accepts donations to fund his trip and will be putting the names of his sponsors along the art van.
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ARP accepts donations in personal checks by mail and accepts credit card donations either on its website (processed by PayPal) or through volunteers' internet-enabled mobile devices (processed by Bank of America).
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The library provides programs throughout the year. Public computers with Internet access are available. The library also offers fax, copy/scanner, meeting room, test proctoring, voter registration and wifi throughout the building. The library accepts donations in good condition.
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The three campuses were later consolidated into the Plantation campus. Since moving to the property, the campus has expanded several times. Heritage is a tuition-only school that neither asks for nor accepts donations. The school is managed by educators, and has no governing board.
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The Fox River Trolley Museum is operated by the Fox River Trolley Association (FRTA). The FRTA is an educational, member-based 501(c)(3) tax exempt Illinois not-for-profit corporation. The museum gratefully accepts donations to support its operations, exhibits, programs, research, preservation and public interpretation.
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The term "WebCite" is a registered trademark. WebCite does not charge individual users, journal editors and publishers any fee to use their service. WebCite earns revenue from publishers who want to "have their publications analyzed and cited webreferences archived", and accepts donations. Early support was from the University of Toronto.
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Located in Children's Library on Xinfen Road, the Cantonese Opera Library has a collection of numerous Cantonese Operas tunes and references, including books, magazines, newspapers, leaflets, MuYu books, operas, posters, scripts, audio- visual materials, manuscripts, clippings, tickets. This library widely calls for and accepts donations to support research and information preservation.
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The foundation operates throughout day and night, providing the first responder to support the incident as quickly as possible including having the hotlines to notify the incident. A citizen can volunteer and participate in the training course. The foundation also accepts donations for several purposes and organizes events for charity and religious belief.
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Between January and September 2013 the museum received 26,249 visitors, an increase of 250 per cent over the previous year's target; this was credited to the various promotional efforts undertaken. The museum is now promoted as a site for educational tourism and accepts donations of materials related to the press in Indonesia.
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American Aviano Air Base in Italy Locks of Love is a non-profit charity based in the United States. The organization accepts donations of human hair and money with the stated intention of making wigs for Canadian and American children in need due to medical conditions that have caused them to permanently lose their hair.
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The Foundation encouraged many commemorative activities throughout the country, and collaborated with the Music Division of the former National Library of Canada in presenting at Roy Thompson Hall part of the Library's comprehensive MacMillan exhibit. The Foundation accepts donations from individuals and organizations interested in furthering the musical arts in Canada through its awards program.
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The temple emphasizes merit-making through meditation, giving and volunteering. According to theologian Rory Mackenzie, it accepts donations from its adherents in large public meetings, promising "specific results for particular donations". The temple's appearance is orderly, and can be described as "a contemporary aesthetic", states Scott. , the temple's worldwide following was estimated at three million practitioners.
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SLS’s main office in Helsinki. Photo: Markus Lång. The SLS archives are a rich source of knowledge about Swedish-speaking Finland, its history, traditions, literature, languages, everyday life and folk music. SLS documents contemporary society and accepts donations of cultural and historical material comprising everything from manuscripts and photographs to audio and video recordings, and maps.
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"Project STAR History", amazingkids.org. The Holiday Gift Drive started in 1997 and provides presents for the children and families of Project STAR during the holidays. The gifts are distributed to all Project STAR families throughout Southwestern Pennsylvania. The gift drive accepts donations or sponsorship of a particular child through granting gifts on the child's wish list.
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The installations have sparked interaction with residents, who have left hay, lassoes, riders, saddles, water, wool blankets, and other "treats" for the horses. Horses are often defaced or go missing. Tethered toy tiger in 2007 The Horse Project has an official website, which encourages participation, and offers instructions for tethering. The project accepts donations and volunteer support.
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People wanting laboratory analysis of their pressed pill (Sep 2014) must provide a co-pay of $40. Testing of powders not pressed into tablets costs the sender $150. The project accepts donations to support drug checking and pill-testing. All testing results since the beginning of the program in 1998 are available for review at EcstasyData's website. Ecstasydata.
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Non-crafters may assist by donating money to purchase yarn. Crayons to Computers is a member of the Kids In Need Foundation’s national network of free stores. During the 2008/2009 school year, C2C distributed more than $11 million worth of items to teachers. The non-profit accepts donations of new and used items, such as binders, children's books, and craft supplies.
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In 2014, Kars4Kids released an app for Android, Kars4Kids Safety, which aims to prevent accidental deaths of children left in hot cars, by providing reminders to their parents. The app syncs with the car's Bluetooth technology, to set off an automatic alert when the phone's Bluetooth disconnects from the car's. Kars4Kids also accepts donations of real estate and land donations.
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Bernard Howard, 12th Duke of Norfolk, is credited with initiating major repairs to the Fitzalan Chapel circa 1837, and his successors expanded and restored the chapel further. Fitzalan Chapel is now vested in an independent charitable trust (No. 279379), and accepts donations for further maintenance and preservation. It is currently open to the public by access from the castle grounds.
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Supernatural Wiki, also known as SuperWiki is a wiki-powered online encyclopedia for the CW's horror television series Supernatural, associated projects and events. The site was launched on August 6, 2006 using MediaWiki software to maintain a user-created database of information. Supernatural Wiki and its domain, supernaturalwiki.com is hosted by a fan who accepts donations to hosting costs but makes no profit from running the site.
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Cruise books from many Seabee units are included in the collection. The Navy Department Library accepts donations of cruise books from all time periods. Private collectors exist throughout the world, with an example being a site run by Retired Command Master Chief Dillard. He has been collecting these books since the 1970s and is attempting to document every USN/USCG ship cruise book ever published.
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The National Library of Kosovo is located in the campus of UP. This library is the highest library institution in Kosovo established by the Parliament. It accepts donations; one from ORCA was accepted recently. The mission of the library is to collect, promote and preserve documents that are important for the state. They hold exhibitions, gatherings and they have a considerable and accessible number of books.
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The purpose of which was to combine the energy & activities of various groups & individuals across New England. ATS is theologically conservative. It receives funding through a combination of private donations and tract sales. ATS accepts donations to fund tract and evangelistic resource distribution including start-up funding for foreign tract distribution in regions including Africa, Asia, India, South and Central America, Canada, Australia, and Europe.
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With this type of project, the Friends of the Uffizi Gallery accepts donations from all sources (including non-members) interested in conserving a selected work of art. The 2014 project is a statue of Aphrodite (2nd Century AD). She is the Greek goddess of love, known as Venus to the Romans. This sculpture is a standing semi-nude female figure created using the ancient Roman fragments of the torso and head.
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Lincoln Hall also accepts donations towards the Lincoln Hall Fund for Scholarships. People who donate $300 to $1,200 are eligible to have their name engraved in one of the tiles in the courtyard. People who donate $1,500 to $3,000 to the fund get their name engraved in one of the courtyard benches or tables. Lastly, people who donate over $2,500 get a permanently saved seat in Lincoln Hall Theater.
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This quartet also included artists David Bisbal and Aleks Syntek. In December 2008, Brian McKnight's Christmas album featured Schajris performing a verse in Spanish on the track 'Silent Night.' He's also co-written songs for artists like Alejandro Fernández, Yuridia, Paulina Rubio, Ednita Nazario, Fanny Lu, etc. Noel recently volunteered in a charity organization called Playing for Change, which accepts donations to help build music schools for underprivileged children.
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Donors Trust is a 501(c)(3) organization. As a public charity and a donor- advised fund, Donors Trust offers clients a variety of tax advantages compared to a private foundation. Donors Trust accepts donations from charitable foundations and individuals. Grants from Donors Trust are based on the preferences of the original contributor, and the organization assures clients that their contributions will never be used to support politically liberal causes.
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Long time CAAF supporter, Doris Roberts hosts the event and Ray Romano serves as Master of Ceremonies. Past years have seen the likes of comedians such as Chris Rock, Kevin James, David Spade, Sarah Silverman, Drew Carey, Kathy Griffin, George Lopez, Lily Tomlin, Garry Shandling, Wayne Brady, Bryan Callen…the list goes on. In addition to its major events, the Foundation accepts donations year-round on its Web site and by other means.
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Researchers are admitted free of charge, but must apply in advance to reserve a place in the Reading Room. The reading room is expected to be closed until October 1st 2020. The Library holds exhibitions, and occasional conferences, and has published a range of material, primarily related to exhibitions and the catalogue. As a charitable institution the library accepts donations, which are recorded in a special ledger which dates back to 1707.
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CAIR has an annual budget of around $3 million (as of 2007). It states that while the majority of its funding comes from American Muslims, it accepts donations from individuals of any faith and also foreigners. In the past CAIR has accepted donations from individuals and foundations close to Arab governments. Within CAIR there is debate regarding foreign funding, and several CAIR branches have criticized the national office for accepting foreign donations.
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WRVO Public Media is a non-profit, public radio station which relies on the voluntary contributions of our listeners. WRVO accepts donations online every day of the year, and focuses on listener contributions twice a year during annual fundraisers. On air fundraisers generally occur in the fall and spring. Listeners who contribute $500 or more during a year are members of WRVO's Cornerstone Society Cornerstone members receive special benefits including exclusive event invitations and on-air recognition.
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A holiday light show, Enchantment in the Park, was moved to Regner Park in West Bend in 2012 (previously it was hosted at the Washington County Fair Park). The event accepts donations to support local food pantries. The event also includes an opportunity to visit Santa and ice skating on the pond at Regner Park. West Bend is also home of the Museum of Wisconsin Art, an art museum dedicated to showing the works of Wisconsin artists.
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Modern projects usually entail the hand knitting of hats or helmet liners; the liners provided for soldiers must be of 100% worsted weight wool and be crafted using specific colors. Some charities teach women to knit as a means of clothing their families or supporting themselves. Clothing and afghans are frequently made for children, the elderly, and the economically disadvantaged in various countries. Pine Ridge Indian Reservation accepts donations for the Lakota people in the United States.
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Cancer Chat/Forum - two-hour educational lecture on self breast examination and breast cancer risks, normally sponsored by organizations, corporations, or local government units that donate funds in support of ICanServe's high-impact information campaigns 3\. Patient Services - accepts donations of medicines, headwear (wigs, hats, bandannas), prostheses, and cash for distribution (free or with subsidy) to breast cancer patients in target communities 4\. Message Boards - online forum for breast cancer survivors and caregivers accessed via www.icanserve.net/forum/ 5\.
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This merger reduced administrative costs and bureaucratic complexity for both the families involved and the administration of the program. Fome Zero has a government budget and accepts donations from the private sector and international organizations. The Bolsa Família program has been praised internationally for its achievements, despite internal criticism accusing it of having turned into an electoral weapon. Along with projects such as Fome Zero and Bolsa Família, another Lula administration flagship program was the Growth Acceleration Program (PAC).
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In one academic year, the university completes on average around 300 projects. Other sources of support come from state subsidies and scientific grants, including international programs. For instance, for the Russian Academic Excellence Project alone, the state granted 950 million rubles (as of January 2020, this amounts to approximately 13,874,037 euro). In 2007, HSE University co-founders established the HSE financial endowment – the nonprofit organization that accepts donations on behalf of the university and invests the received funds.
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Money donated is used to improve services and equipment, the group states they have no paid personnel and that they are not a part of any government department but rather an independent group of volunteers. The group accepts donations and sponsorships from private industry as well as some grants from local government. In addition they raise money through occasional fundraising events and providing boating courses to the general public such as the WA "Recreational Skippers Ticket" or "Marine Radio".
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In December 2013 it was reported that the Reform Alliance had registered with the Standards in Public Office Commission as a "third party", which is a group that accepts donations for political campaigns without being a registered political party. This would allow it to raise funds for "research" and for campaigning in the May 2014 local and European elections. In June 2014 TheJournal.ie reported that this registration had not in fact happened, as the process was seen as "too cumbersome".
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At PyCon US 2011, the Python Software Foundation provided a $10,000 grant for PyPy to continue work on performance and compatibility with newer versions of the language. The port to ARM architecture was sponsored in part by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. The PyPy project also accepts donations through its status blog pages. As of 2013, a variety of sub-projects had funding: Python 3 version compatibility, built-in optimized NumPy support for numerical calculations and software transactional memory support to allow better parallelism.
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International Children's Fund flooring installation The International Children's Fund receives a variety of items, including pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, clothing, printing presses and building materials. The International Children's Fund shipped more than 150,000 pounds of dehydrated food in 2013. More than 20 shipping containers are shipped to African countries, including Kenya, Uganda, Sierra Leone, Ghana, Zambia and Liberia each year. While the International Children's Fund accepts donations from throughout the United States, it also works with local businesses on special projects.
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FreeBSD development is supported in part by the FreeBSD Foundation. The foundation is a non-profit organization that accepts donations to fund FreeBSD development. Such funding has been used to sponsor developers for specific activities, purchase hardware and network infrastructure, provide travel grants to developer summits, and provide legal support to the FreeBSD project. In November 2014, the FreeBSD Foundation received US$1 million donation from Jan Koum, Co-Founder and CEO of WhatsApp the largest single donation to the Foundation since its inception.
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The charity accepts donations of video game systems and games from 1989 and later from both individuals as well as companies. Since its founding, the group has received support from various other gaming-related organizations such as the International Game Developers Association and Nvidia. In 2014, Get-Well Gamers expanded into Europe with the launch of Get-Well Gamers UK . In 2016, Get-Well Gamers was fully absorbed into the Ablegamers charity, with Ryan Sharpe being given a position on the Ablegamers advisory board.
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The NCR program offers technical assistance, loans and matching grants, capital improvements and planning services in conjunction with the established business association in six commercial areas surrounding downtown. CVS Pharmacy, Aetna Building Maintenance, E-Jay's Drive Thru, Revol Wireless, Mezmerize, Crazy Chicken, Papa John’s, and Nexcel/FoodMart are some businesses located in the neighborhood. Grocery stores in the Southern Orchards include Little's IGA (supermarkets). In 1999, the Free Store on Parsons Avenue opened, which accepts donations and distributes clothes and household items to the area’s poor.
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The Miami-Dade Public Library System accepts donations of books, audiobooks, DVDs, CDs, and even vinyl records as long as they are clean, dry, and generally in good condition. Per policy, if they meet these basic requirements, they will be either added to the system/ respective branch's collection or will be sold in the Friends of the Library's Annual Book Sale. However, the Miami-Dade Public Library System does not accept most textbooks, outdated technology books, workbooks, and damaged books. To which, these resources should be recycled.
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The Center for Investigative Reporting is a nonprofit; it relies strongly on foundation grants and individual donations to fund its efforts. In addition to publishing reports directly on its site, the Center produces content for a wide range of other news outlets, including local TV affiliates, newspapers, public radio, and PBS. More recently, the Center has invested in multimedia, particularly video, as a means of reaching larger audiences and producing a new revenue stream. In general the CIR accepts donations only from individuals or groups who are not affiliated with government officials or political parties.
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The IRPP is financed by an endowment fund, to which federal and provincial governments and the private sector contributed in the early 1970s. This endowment fund was conceived with the goal of ensuring the Institute's independence. In addition to its endowment, the IRPP accepts donations from both public and private donors – to the extent that these donations do not come with conditions. According to its website, the Institute strives to invest its own resources in all of its projects and to seek a diversity of donors, so that no single source of funding becomes indispensable.
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There are examples of individuals and organisations purchasing tradable emission permits and 'retiring' (cancelling) them so they cannot be used by emitters to authorise their emissions. This makes the emissions 'cap' lower and therefore further reduces emissions. In 1992, the National Healthy Air License Exchange was established to pool donations for buying and retiring sulfur allowances under the USA sulfur allowance trading program. The British organization "Climakind" accepts donations and uses them to buy and cancel European Allowances, the carbon credits traded in the European Union Emission Trading System.
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Although D.C. law prohibits the selling of cannabis, a number of entrepreneurs have sought to exploit the legal gray area around the drug. Kush Gods is a local company which accepts donations and distributes cannabis, with a fleet of cars decorated with vinyl wraps of cannabis leaves, while stating that they are not selling cannabis. The owner of Kush Gods pleaded guilty in 2016 to two counts of distributing cannabis. A number of cannabis "pop-ups" have appeared in D.C., hosting events in which donations are accepted and cannabis distributed.
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By becoming an OSCIP, Imil became eligible to "receive income tax deductible donations from legal persons up to 2%." Among his supporters, partners and sponsors are media companies like Grupo Abril (Veja and Exame magazines) OESP Group (O Estado de S. Paulo) and RBS Group (affiliated to Rede Globo in southern Brazil), the second largest private university in Brazil (Estácio de Sá), the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham Rio), industrial conglomerates (Gerdau Group and Suzano), service companies (Localiza Rent A Car), insurance companies (Porto Seguro), and financial corporations such as Bank of America Merrill Lynch. The institute also accepts donations from individuals.
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CMD states that it accepts donations from "individuals and philanthropic foundations through gifts and grants", but "no funding from for-profit corporations or grants from government agencies." It maintains a partial list of supporters on its website. In a column for Fox News, Dan Gainor wrote that CMD received $200,000 from the Open Society Institute (OSI), a grantmaking network founded by George Soros, aimed to shape public policy to promote democratic governance, human rights, and economic, legal, and social reform. CMD stated that it received a grant from OSI "to continue work on national security issues".
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Our Kingdom Ministry, Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, December 2003, p. 7“A New Program for Kingdom Hall Construction”, Our Kingdom Ministry, Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, September 1983, p. 4-5. The accounts (including donations) and the financial operation of the local congregation are reviewed monthly and posted on a congregation notice board. Donations are also accepted via mail, and the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society can be named as a beneficiary to an estate, and also accepts donations in the form of life insurance policies, pension plans, bank accounts, certificates of deposit, retirement accounts, stocks and bonds, real estate, annuities and trusts.
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If unable to fulfill its contractual obligations, TCF Financial Corporation must propose an alternate name subject to the approval of the university. Other corporate donations have been pledged as well, including Best Buy ($3 million), Dairy Queen ($2.5 million), Target Corporation ($2 million), Federated Insurance, General Mills, and Norwest Equity Partners. The university also accepts donations from individuals. Initially donations were only being sought from "high-end" donors (those contributing $100,000 or more), but in June 2008 the university expanded the fundraising effort to gather smaller donations as well. On May 21, 2009, the University announced they had received a $6 million donation from T. Denny Sanford, meaning the university had achieved its goal of $86 million in private fund raising.
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In her own words, Tom explained the drastic expansion as follows, "Well from three to four isn't that much of a jump and at that point what's five? After five, the noise isn't going to get any louder and you're already cooking big meals so, well- it's not that hard to get to twelve." In 2003 Tom was nominated for the "Most Inspirational Person of the Year Award", sponsored by beliefnet.com. Tom lost that award to Archbishop Joseph O'Malley, but she was later awarded with assemblywoman Louis Wolk's "Woman of the Year" award, which was presented on March 24, 2003 in Sacramento Susan Tom and two of her friends established the "Susan Tom Family Foundation", which aims to educate the public about various diseasets that affect children and which accepts donations for her families education.
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